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Graduates of Harvard University
1731 - 1733
Bachelors of
Arts (A.B)
From 1642 to 1869, inclusive,
Bachelors of Arts were entitled to receive the degree of Master of Arts
(A.M.) in course, three years after graduation.
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1731 |
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Died |
| Chambers
Russell, A.M; Just. Sup Court Prov. Mass |
1766 |
| James
Pitts. A.M. |
1776 |
| John
Sparhawk, A.M. |
1755 |
| Nathaniel
Gookin, A.M. |
1766 |
| Henry Hale,
A.M. |
1736 |
| Otis
Little, A.M. |
----- |
| Elisha
Odlin, A.M. |
1752 |
| Samuel
Niles, A.M. |
1804 |
| Nathan
Mayhew |
1733 |
| Samuel
Cary, A.M. |
1769 |
| John Avery,
A.M. |
1796 |
| Ephraim
Avery, A.M. |
1754 |
| Stephen
Sewall, A.M. |
1795 |
| Benjamin
Woodbridge, A.M. |
1797 |
| Joseph
Cushing, A.M. |
1767 |
| Hezekiah
Man, A.M. |
1739 |
| Samuel
Stacy, A.M. |
1758 |
| David
Goddard, A.M. |
1754 |
| John Bacon,
A.M. |
1787 |
| James Fowle,
A.M. |
1779 |
| Supply
Clap, A.M. |
1747 |
| Thomas
Marsh, A.M.; Tutor; Librarian; Fellow |
1780 |
| James Lewes |
---- |
| William
Skinner, A.M. |
1760 |
| Joseph
Kent, A.M. |
1753 |
| Ebenezer
Wyman, A.M. |
1746 |
| Edward
Billings, A.M. |
1760 |
| Samuel
White, A.M. |
1769 |
| Samuel
Bacheller, A.M. |
1796 |
| Perley Howe |
1753 |
| John Wood,
A.M. |
1773 |
| Samuel
Kendal, A.M. |
1792 |
| Joseph
Burbeen, A.M. |
1794 |
| Joseph
Seccombe, A.M. |
1760 |
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1732 |
| John
Winthrop, A.M.; LL.D. 1773, Edinb 1771, Hollis Prof. Math. and Nat
Philos; Fellow; Memb. Am Philos. Soc. Fellow Royal Soc. London |
1779 |
| John
Vassall, A.M. |
1747 |
| John
Cutler, A.M. |
1771 |
| David
Jeffries, A.M. |
1785 |
| Nathaniel
Hubbard, A.M. |
1772 |
| Elijah
Williams, A.M. 1758 |
1771 |
| John
Rogers, A.M. |
1789 |
| Thomas
Ruggles |
1795 |
| James
Pemberton, A.M. |
1756 |
| Samuel
Gardner, A.M. |
1769 |
| John Ellery,
A.M. |
1746 |
| James
Morris |
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| Joseph
Gardner, A.M. |
1806 |
| Thomas
Tufts, A.M. |
1746 |
| Mather
Withington |
1736 |
| Joseph
Herrick, A.M. |
1747 |
| Nicholas
Loring, A.M. |
1763 |
| John Fowle,
A.M. |
1764 |
| John
Fairfield, A.M. |
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| Ebenezer
Hartshorn, A.M. 1737 |
1772 |
| Eleazar
Hudson, A.M. |
1792 |
| Thomas
Rand, A.M. |
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| Nathaniel
Merrill, A.M. |
1796 |
| Thomas
Skinner, A.M. |
1762 |
| Sampson
Spalding, A.M. |
1796 |
| David
Cowell, A.M. |
1760 |
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1733 |
| William
Lynde |
1752 |
| William
Vassall, A.M. 1743 |
1800 |
| Samuel
Sewall, A.M. |
1771 |
| Christopher
Bridge, A.M. |
1773 |
| Jacob
Wendell, A.M. |
1753 |
| Nathaniel
Oliver, A.M. |
1769 |
| John Wilson |
1756 |
| John Swift,
A.M. |
1775 |
| Edward
Eels, A.M. |
1776 |
| David
Gorham, A.M. |
1786 |
| Thomas Ward |
1760 |
| Roland
Thacher, A.M. |
1775 |
| Samuel
Gerrish, A.M. |
1751 |
| Benjamin
Gerrish, A.M. |
1752 |
| Ephraim
Flynt, A.M. |
1762 |
| William
Tyler, A.M. |
1741 |
| Ezekiel
Cheever, A.M. |
1775 |
| Samuel
Tyley, A.M. |
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| Peter
Coffin, A.M. |
1777 |
| John Noyes,
A.M. |
1759 |
| Timothy
Symmes, A.M. |
1756 |
| Josiah
Swan, A.M. |
1777 |
| Edmund
Freeman, A.M. |
1800 |
| Samuel
Tobey, A.M. |
1781 |
| Joseph
Sylvester, A.M. |
1769 |
| Joseph Orne,
A.M. |
1738 |
| Jedidiah
Adams, A.M. |
1799 |
| Seth Adams |
1736 |
| Joseph
Cleverly, A.M. |
1802 |
| Elias
Haven, A.M. |
1754 |
| Ebenezer
White, A.M. |
1761 |
| Benjamin
Bowers, A.M. |
1761 |
| Enoch
Parker, A.M. |
1801 |
| Jonathan
Jackson |
1736 |
| Henry Cary,
A.M. 1738 |
1802 |
| Thomas
Balch, A.M.; A.M. (Hon.) Yale 1741 |
1774 |
| James
Scales |
1776 |
| John
Osgood, A.M. |
1773 |
Source:
Quinquaennial Catalogue of the Officers and Graduates of Harvard
University 1636 - 1915 Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard
University Press in the Two Hundred and Seventy-Ninth Year of the
College 1915.
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